Adyar cyber crime cell bust loan fraud racket operating out of Tiruchi
The Hindu
They target gullible victims in Chennai by offering them loans without collateral.
Th cyber crime cell at Adyar busted a gang operating from Tiruchi which allegedly cheated many in Chennai by offering quick online loans without any collateral and collecting processing fees. In the last 10 months, the Adyar district police sealed five fake call centres, which cheated many people by offering online loans and fraudsters who ran those centres were detained under the Goondas Act. The police have now busted the gang operating from Tiruchi which targeted gullible victims in Chennai. The police said the complainant Muralikrishna, 35, who runs a men’s hostel, was looking for a loan to expand his business in Baby Nagar, Velachery, and also approached banks in 2019.
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